Knitted

/ˈnɪtɪd/

Meaning & Definition

verb

Past tense of knit; to have made a fabric by interlacing threads.

She knitted a beautiful sweater for her friend as a birthday gift.

To have formed something by intertwining or connecting closely.

The community was knitted together by shared experiences and mutual support.

adjective

Made by knitting; related to knitted fabric.

He wore a warm, knitted scarf to protect himself from the cold.

Closely assembled or connected in nature.

The knitted nature of their friendship was evident in their unwavering loyalty to each other.

From Old English cnyttan, meaning to tie or make knots.

knitted together

Closely connected or functioning as a unit.

knitted brows

A facial expression indicating worry or concentration.

knitting circle

A social gathering of people who knit.

knit

To create fabric by interlocking loops of yarn.

knitter

A person who knits.

knitting

The action or art of making knitted items.

Knit together like a family.

They are so tightly knitted, it's like they're family.

To be good at dealing with problems.

She's knitted in a way that always finds solutions.